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indica-dominant strainChem D
Chem D by Apothecary Genetics combines an intensely sour aroma with earthy and sweet notes. The indica-dominant, regular version grows to a medium height, with a bushy, heavily branched structure. Its highly resinous flowers are described as reaching maturity after around ten weeks; recurring effect descriptions range from positive and uplifting to relaxing.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- earthy
- sour
Effects
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Chem D is at the beginning. The documented parent lines follow below through the 4th generation.
Editorial profile
Chem D in detail
Origin & classification
Apothecary Genetics developed this Chem D version from Chem’91 and Chemdog D, which according to the sources both trace back to the original seed stock of the Chem family. The profile is therefore clearly breeder-specific: the information does not necessarily describe every plant sold under the name Chem D. The cross is offered as regular, predominantly indica-influenced genetics.
Aroma & flavour
During cultivation, the plant develops a medium height along with a bushy, branched structure. Numerous side branches are particularly highlighted. This structure makes the version suitable for extensive training such as SCROG, as multiple branches can be guided across an even plane. The consolidated breeder description gives around ten weeks of flowering as a guideline; the strain data records a window of ten to eleven weeks. For outdoor cultivation, a harvest at the beginning of October is mentioned. Such timing remains dependent on phenotype and growing conditions.
Terpene profile
The flowers are described as exceptionally resinous or greasy. Under suitable indoor conditions, the source cites a yield of up to around 350 grams per square metre. This is a breeder-specific reference value, not a guarantee for individual plants. Nevertheless, strong resin production is one of the most striking characteristics recurring across multiple descriptions.
Effect tendency
A pronounced sour base direction takes centre stage aromatically, complemented by earth and sweetness. A second description also mentions diesel and garlic. As these additional notes do not appear in all available sources, sourness, earth and sweetness form the more reliable core of the profile. Together, they create a powerful, pungent Chem aroma that clearly differs from fruity dessert profiles.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effects are repeatedly described as positive, happy and uplifting, while also being relaxing. This combines a more cheerful mood with a calmer physical side. How strongly individual aspects emerge may vary depending on phenotype, harvest and individual perception. Divergent THC figures from a single source are therefore not adopted here as a fixed characteristic. In this documented version, Chem D is distinguished above all by its branched growth, extended resin production and sour-earthy aroma.
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Frequently asked questions about Chem D
What type of strain is Chem D?
We list Chem D as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage Chem'91 × Chemdog.
What genetics are behind Chem D?
The parentage of Chem D is Chem'91 × Chemdog.
What does Chem D smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Chem D is primarily earthy, sweet and sour. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the intensity may vary.
What effect tendency does Chem D have?
We primarily describe Chem D as uplifting. Effect impressions are subjective and are not a medical promise.
What flowering time is given for Chem D?
A flowering time of 10-11 weeks is given for Chem D.
Which breeder is named for Chem D?
Apothecary Genetics is named as the breeder or cultivator of Chem D.
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